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2004 US Presidential Election
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November 02, 2004
Kentucky | 8:00 Update

President Bush declared the winner of Kentucky’s electoral votes with just under 57% of the votes cast. More will roll in as the rural precincts tally their votes.

Two congressional races have been called as well:

U.S. House - District 3: Anne Northup(Republican) easily wins reelection.

U.S. House - District 6: Ben Chandler(Democrat) wins his second term after winning in a special election last year.

Senator Jim Bunning(Republican) is still trailing challenger Dan Mongiardo(Democrat) by 5 points. This race is going down to the wire.

UPDATE A few more precincts and I can call all the Kentucky races in one more grand post.



Posted by Joey at November 2, 2004 07:56 PM | TrackBack
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